Where can I buy a new one of these? (see pic)

[thesnafu72]

I pulled this out of a 72 swinger in the junkyard Friday. Unfortunately, I was only able to salvage the driver side, and not the passenger. Does anyone know anywhere that still sells these things ?

 

[thesnafu72]

I'm talking 'bout the tube, not the cylinder, btw..

 

[chryslerfat]

I would probably just make a new one myself.

 

[thesnafu72]

This is my first car, and I am still learning.. How would I do that ?

 

[Hadahemi]

inlinetube sells them

 

[thesnafu72]

link?

 

[Hadahemi]

http://www.inlinetube.com/

 

[Hadahemi]

I didn't take the time to search out the exact part, but I know they have them, I bought some from them last year for my 72 Demon.

 

[Hadahemi]

Looks like one of these part numbers...DDB6705, DDB6706.

 

[66cuda]

FedHill sells a very flexable alloy brake line.... which I think is sold at autozone or
O' Riellys..... this tubing can be shaped with your fingers and is likely less expensive than inline....BUT you will have to create your own double flares

http://store.fedhillusa.com/

 

[thesnafu72]

oh okay is it ...

DDB6706 67-74 Front Drum Lines 10" 2 pc $25.00 $18.00

...?

 

[66cuda]

ALSO..... the tube does not NEED to be in a loop d loop...you can go straight across from the link to the cylinder

 

[Hadahemi]

I show $25 for stainless or $20 for regular, but yes, thats them. By the way, 66cuda is right, that line from Fedhill is some amazing stuff, very easy to work with. Like he said, you would have to make your own double flares on it, and you won't have the spring cover over it.

 

[socaldart]

i see your from cali try (hoseman)they have stores everywhere

 

[thesnafu72]

thanks guys! just got em in the mail.. inlinetube sure does charge a lot for shipping tho. any advice before I install em?

 

[rch105]

Try not to crossthread it.